thursday
The question:
17 What was the biggest change in your life in 2020?
The person who made up these questions could have no idea we would have a pandemic - so there you go. The biggest change in my life? Probably the biggest change in everyone else's life too. Now fearing being close to other people if they aren't wearing masks.
Looking out my front window early this morning - lit by my writing table light.
The chickens all peacefully went into the big coop by themselves last night. I thought I would have to sort through them and put certain ones in the little coop and other ones in the big coop but they made that decision themselves - everyone together. Unless someone starts picking on someone else too much I'll leave them that way. In my first batch of chickens certain ISA Browns seemed to like to pick on certain of the Speckled Sussex. Those ISA Browns and the Speckled Sussex who was picked on the most are all gone now so I'm hoping it will be more serene this winter with everyone locked up together. I'm glad that I have the choice to use the little coop too if we should need it. If any one will be picked on I think it will be Blondie picking on Pip - I will have to keep an eye on that.
Piano lesson today so I will probably spend a lot of the day practicing, trying to make up for the days I didn't practice this week. A walk to the creek and lake too and mosaic work. My usual day at home...
17 What was the biggest change in your life in 2020?
The person who made up these questions could have no idea we would have a pandemic - so there you go. The biggest change in my life? Probably the biggest change in everyone else's life too. Now fearing being close to other people if they aren't wearing masks.
Looking out my front window early this morning - lit by my writing table light.
The chickens all peacefully went into the big coop by themselves last night. I thought I would have to sort through them and put certain ones in the little coop and other ones in the big coop but they made that decision themselves - everyone together. Unless someone starts picking on someone else too much I'll leave them that way. In my first batch of chickens certain ISA Browns seemed to like to pick on certain of the Speckled Sussex. Those ISA Browns and the Speckled Sussex who was picked on the most are all gone now so I'm hoping it will be more serene this winter with everyone locked up together. I'm glad that I have the choice to use the little coop too if we should need it. If any one will be picked on I think it will be Blondie picking on Pip - I will have to keep an eye on that.
Piano lesson today so I will probably spend a lot of the day practicing, trying to make up for the days I didn't practice this week. A walk to the creek and lake too and mosaic work. My usual day at home...